Hot pressure ventilation is commonly known as "chimney effect". The principle is that the hot air rises and is discharged from the air outlet at the upper part of the building, and the fresh cold air outside is inhaled from the bottom of the building. The greater the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor air, the greater the height difference between air inlet and outlet, the stronger the thermal pressure effect. The ventilation effect of chimney effect is a good way to improve thermal comfort in the area with small outdoor wind speed.<br>Due to the instability of natural wind, or due to the influence of tall buildings and vegetation around, in many cases, there is not enough wind pressure around the building. We need to use the principle of thermal pressure to accelerate natural ventilation.<br>Compared with the use of wind pressure ventilation, the air flow caused by chimney effect is relatively slow, although it can meet the requirements of air change times, but to achieve the required wind speed for rapid evaporation refrigeration, wind pressure is often needed to supplement.<br>In the design of wind environment in winter, it is mainly considered that the outdoor activity site of the building should be kept away from the wind as much as possible, and some local areas of the building should be avoided because the wind pressure is too high to make the cold wind infiltrate into the room. In summer, it is mainly considered to reduce the air temperature in the open air, improve the comfort and heat dissipation of the building surface by using the wind, and at the same time, it is considered to make full use of the natural ventilation indoors to reduce the indoor air age.<br>
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